RT Valve and X-Valve velocity inconsistency issues
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Are you chroning it correctly? hold trigger back...shoot fast and hold trigger back...repeat. -
Are you using the same barrel with the 4 you're having issues with? My guess is it's paint to barrel bore match issue.
If you can, use a different barrel with each and see if that changes your velocity.Comment
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I’ve used multiple guns with multiple barrels, swapping out the RT valves with classic valves. The problem seems to follow the RT valves and resolves when a classic valve is installed, regardless of which barrel or gun is used.Last edited by ghost flanker; 09-16-2019, 06:29 PM.Comment
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And the manner of the velocity swings are odd. Sometimes they follow a pattern where I’ll have several shots within a normal spread mixed in with an occasional super low velocity shot. Other times I’ll be shooting several shots in the 240s, then several more in the 260s and 270s, then a few in the 290s, then a few more down in the 240s and 250s again. It’s really frustrating and seems to have no apparent cause.
Also, sometimes when adjusting the velocity, I’ll make a quarter turn with no difference in velocity. I’ll try several more quarter turns, each with no difference in velocity, then I’ll give it one more quarter turn and suddenly it’s shooting insanely hot, like in the high 300s or low 400s. This doesn’t happen every time I adjust the velocities, but it does happen.Last edited by ghost flanker; 09-16-2019, 06:34 PM.Comment
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Long shot, but also investigate your entire air path from tank to valve. Maybe there's some obstruction somewhere that's loose, causing intermittent velocity changes or shoot down? Some gas through grips and all Classic RT hardlines had air filters on them that can get clogged over the years.Comment
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Mmmmmmm inconsistent/worn out bolt spring? Are you using the same bolt spring on the X-valve/rt valve?Comment
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Time to rebuild the reg section of the valveComment
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I’ve already replaced the regulator piston and regulator seat with no difference in performance. Do I need to replace the springs inside the regulator?Comment
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